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best stuff for removing stains in auto carpeting? (ink, taco sauce etc.)
Anyone have a product recommendation that is effective in removing
stuff like ink and taco sauce from automotive carpet? The foam upholstry cleaners aren't very effective Thanks |
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You can try acetone, available at Home Depot and Lowe's for under $5 for a
nice size can. Wear rubber or latex gloves when using it, as it will dry out your skin and is probably carcinogenic, not that anyone should have to live forever... I'm betting the acetone will work at least on the ink. Do not let the acetone get onto any plastic parts. It will "melt" them. > wrote > Anyone have a product recommendation that is effective in removing > stuff like ink and taco sauce from automotive carpet? The foam > upholstry cleaners aren't very effective Thanks |
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Elle wrote:
> You can try acetone, available at Home Depot and Lowe's for under $5 for a > nice size can. Wear rubber or latex gloves when using it, as it will dry out > your skin and is probably carcinogenic, not that anyone should have to live > forever... > > I'm betting the acetone will work at least on the ink. > > Do not let the acetone get onto any plastic parts. It will "melt" them. hm. isnt the carpet made of nylon, a plastic? id test carefully first. my choice would be a rag with some soapy bleach water. the bleach should get the red out and not affect the vinyl. |
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"SoCalMike" > wrote
> Elle wrote: > > You can try acetone, available at Home Depot and Lowe's for under $5 for a > > nice size can. Wear rubber or latex gloves when using it, as it will dry out > > your skin and is probably carcinogenic, not that anyone should have to live > > forever... > > > > I'm betting the acetone will work at least on the ink. > > > > Do not let the acetone get onto any plastic parts. It will "melt" them. > > hm. isnt the carpet made of nylon, a plastic? id test carefully first. Good idea, though I'm pretty sure I've used acetone on the upholstery and carpet of my 1991 Civic with no adverse results. > my choice would be a rag with some soapy bleach water. the bleach should > get the red out and not affect the vinyl. Bleach? You sure about this? How dilute? |
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oups.com: > Anyone have a product recommendation that is effective in removing > stuff like ink and taco sauce from automotive carpet? The foam > upholstry cleaners aren't very effective Thanks > > Home Depot sells "Zep" Spot Carpet Cleaner. www.zepcommercial.com It is absolutely awesome. Gets out everything, including grease. But test in an inconspicuous area first, as it may lighten the color a bit. -- TeGGeR® The Unofficial Honda/Acura FAQ www.tegger.com/hondafaq/ |
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Brake cleaner, test on a inconspicuous area, then spray on a rag and wipe.
-- Stephen W. Hansen ASE Certified Master Automobile Technician ASE Undercar Specialist > wrote in message oups.com... > Anyone have a product recommendation that is effective in removing > stuff like ink and taco sauce from automotive carpet? The foam > upholstry cleaners aren't very effective Thanks > |
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